A dividend payout ratio above 50% isn't necessarily a bad thing. Some of thedividend aristocrats, companies in the S&P 500 that have raised their dividends for at least 25 consecutive years, have payout ratios above 50%. While a high dividend payout ratio increases cash flow, a payout ...
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I’m very surprised you don’t want to invest in such companies, many are Dividend Aristocrats.Dividend Empire says: May 19, 2015 at 3:26 pm Thanks for the informative article Jason. I completely agree with your views on sector allocation. I’m just starting out so I haven’t been ...
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These big blue-chips give you money back (dividends) for owning them. People like Warren Buffet amassed a fortune buying tried-and-true, and often boring stocks. These boring stocks are theDividend AristocratsandDividend Champions. They are household name-brand and blue-chip stocks that pay divi...